Finally got the car back together with the new suspension parts and topped it off with the new SVE Drift wheels. Love the look, easier cleaning and lighter weight than the stock setup. Thanks again guys!
After a somewhat panicked emergency stop to avoid a deer while making the usual spirited run home, I've realized I want/ need more brakes. What kind of options are available for similar to stock dusting but more aggressive? This is for my '15 GT PP car. I have heard about the '14 Shelby pads...
And that's a real probability. Nothibg was ever mentioned when I had it aligned but looking back through my photos it does look like the rear driver side pokes out a good 3/16" more than the pass. Shouldn't do that anymore though, just finishing up the install of the BMR cradle lockout kit and...
I have done automotive upholstery as a career for the last 10 years and I can tell you that no matter the trim, the most leather is just seat inserts, wheel and shift knob. Even on my GT premium.
Thats more than a couple hours. Wash, clay, compound, polish, glaze, sealer and 2 coats of wax. Takes me about 8 hours but its flawless when its done. Wax every few weeks and stays cleaned with Pinnacle waterless wash.
The only real leather in any of these is the center of the seats, steering wheel and shift knob. Ford calls it a leather "trimmed" interior. Front seats aside from the inserts, full rear seats, boots, dash, doors... all vinyl. I use Griots leather conditioner on the leather and a very light...
Feel free to move this to the detailing forum but I'm curious what others have done to keep their calipers looking new. I like the way the stock finish looks and I'm not interested in changing tha, but the matte finish is terrible to keep clean. Does anyone have any tips or suggestions?
I have worked in the film industry for the last 10 years. The Llumar air80 film is decent but try to find someone with the 3M Crystalline. Thats available in the same light shades but with better heat rejection and quality. If you are looking for a good high IR film there's nothing better on...